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A rare opportunity to acquire an exquisite detached cottage dating back to 1763, beautifully preserved and enhanced to offer refined modern living while retaining its historic soul. Set behind a large gated driveway with parking for multiple vehicles, and embraced by wrap around gardens, this remarkable home delivers privacy, charm and an unmistakable sense of timeless quality.
Inside, the cottage unfolds through a series of elegant and characterful living spaces. The sitting room provides a serene retreat with period detailing and a feature fireplace, while the triple aspect family room offers a warm, relaxed environment for everyday living. There are even French doors exposing a delightful view and access to the garden. A dedicated dining area flows seamlessly into the well appointed kitchen, creating an inviting setting for both intimate meals and entertaining.
The first floor hosts two beautifully appointed bedrooms, each with its own private en suite bathroom. The principal suite is further elevated by a fitted air conditioning unit and a generous walk in wardrobe, adding boutique hotel luxury to daily life. A particularly unique feature of this home is that each bedroom benefits from its own private staircase leading to an individual loft room - ideal as a dressing room, study, hobby space, serene reading nook or as additional bedrooms for visiting guests.
To the rear, the gardens open to uninterrupted views across Ministry of Defence land, ensuring a protected, expansive outlook and a sense of open countryside that is increasingly rare. A vast terrace is the perfect setting to enjoy the outside space and the view, whilst a well-appointed pond and mature planting create a truly splendid setting to enjoy the summer months.
This exceptional cottage blends heritage, craftsmanship and modern comfort, offering a lifestyle defined by tranquility, character and understated luxury.
Lydden is celebrated for its valley landscape, traditional Kentish character and strong sense of community. The village benefits from a well regarded primary school, a friendly local pub and excellent access to the surrounding countryside. Footpaths and bridleways weave through the area, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the natural beauty of the Kent Downs.
There is direct access to the A2, connecting to Canterbury, London and the M2 and close proximity to Dover Priory station with high speed services to London St Pancras. The Port of Dover is also within easy reach for cross Channel travel and nearby bus routes connecting surrounding villages and towns. This combination of rural calm and strong connectivity makes Canterbury Road an ideal location for commuters and families alike.
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Dover, a historic port town on the southeast coast of Kent, is best known for its iconic White Cliffs and rich maritime heritage. Offering a blend of coastal beauty, historic landmarks, and modern regeneration, Dover is an attractive location for families, commuters, and retirees alike. With its affordable housing, excellent transport links to London and Europe, and proximity to stunning countryside and coastline, Dover offers a well-rounded lifestyle with a strong sense of community.
